Reaching for the next decade with a deep valley detector for high energy tau neutrinos
by Andres Romero-Wolf, Jaime Alvarez-Muñiz, Washington R. Carvalho, Jr., Austin Cummings, Harm Schoorlemmer, Stephanie Wissel, Enrique Zas, Horacio Barreda, Jose Bazo, Jose Bellido, Alberto Gago, and Benjamin Marticorena
Published onSep 30, 2019
Reaching for the next decade with a deep valley detector for high energy tau neutrinos
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Abstract
We present a ground-based neutrino observatory concept that uses the topography of deep valleys to detect tau neutrinos. The objectives are to detect the tau component of the neutrino flux at energies overlapping with IceCube (1-10 PeV) and to extend to energies where the cosmogenic flux due to cosmic ray propagation may dominate (10-100 PeV).
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